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All physics is used. Physics is just used to explain what is going on with a Motocross bike. It all depends on what you want to figure out about motocross as to what kind of physics you would use. However you can pretty well exclude theoretical physics unless you're talking about the inner-workings of a bike. hope this answers your question.
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